Finding strength after a toxic relationship, ‘If the Moon Was a Person’ explores those conflicting feelings post-breakup
Rising Latin-pop star Maria Deirisarri finds herself grappling with “the struggle of freeing a tethered heart and the process of learning your worth” on ‘if the noon was a person.’ Deirisarri teams up again with producer Patrick Taylor (also known as Lazuli Vane) for her newest release. Deirisarri’s delicate and whimsical vocals are elevated with the help of Taylor’s ethereal production style which utilizes ukulele, acoustic guitar, kalimba, and synthesizers. Lyrically, Deirisarri cleverly personifies the moon in order to disparage a former love. Examining a past partner without the rose-colored glasses, she is able to unpack the characteristics which she once revered and see their shortcomings for what they were.
